Can my ex withhold a recorded conversation of the two of us?

Yes he can. Either party can, in Colorado, record a conversation. The tape/recording is his property and he does not have to give you a copy...

What are the steps to begin signing away my parental rights?

You cannot sign away your parental rights excepting very specific circumstances (like a step parent adoption). Your rights come with...

Child custody

First, you need to look and see if this is specifically addressed in your court order. There are often provisions requiring the parties refrain...

I want to know what to do with a no contact order lifted if the judges wants Substantial changes the the case what 2 do please

Speak to a Criminal Attorney who can help you with the case in court. I would also contact the DA and a group for women in domestic violence...

I was a victim in my own home a few months ago, have the victims report; But why was I arrested months later.

You have not given any information that would allow us to help you. I am going to guess that this was a domestic violence situation. If so is can...

Is there an exception or exemption to CRS 14-10-107..changing beneficiary during the divorce process.

I'm not sure I understand your question. However, once the divorce or legal separation has been concluded the automatic temporary injunction (I...

Stalking

I agree with the other attorney's except you should also document this behavior as much as possible. Take pictures, video, etc. Keep a journal. ...

If my ex goes out of town on "his" days, do the kids automatically go to me or can he choose who they spend those days with?

What does the court order say? Always look there for the answers first. If there is not anything there that tell you that you get to intervene in...

Both of the above attorney's are correct. It is very unlikely to have that sealed. To be honest that is the purpose of having a "record." To...

Does my child's father have the right to take him when I'm using a babysitter that is under the 'approved' time?

Mr. Littman is correct. The question comes down to the paperwork. If your court order allows you to choose who takes care of your child during...